As his country, Tunisia, heads toward the first elections after the Arab revolts on Sunday, Mr. Ghannouchi, a renowned Islamic thinker, faces a reckoning between his principles and intentions.
In Linton's reckoning, the basic organizing principles that govern many businesses have become disconnected from the needs of employees and the broader public.
Tim Požar, a 20-year veteran of internet routing operations, reckons that the principle is only breached when content from one provider is blocked or throttled in order to have that provider pay what is in effect a ransom to be able to retain an equal footing with the rest of the bandwidth.Comcast is adamant that it does not intend to block data from Level 3.
But murder in the co-op, an organic grocery store that is owned by its members and committed to democratic principles, was beyond reckoning.
But Michael Tanner, a pensions expert at the Cato Institute, reckons Mr Bush will lay out principles and "let Congress deal with the sausage-making part" (as he did with Medicare).That could be a problem.
Reckoning with these is the guiding principle of a groundbreaking transitional justice mechanism devised between Farc and the government in Havana, and is crucial to the legacy of next Sunday's vote.
Firstly, basic principles including 3-dimensional dead reckoning, pitch and yaw angle measurement and a special survey procedure are introduced.
After completing the Oxford MFE built around the core principles of financial economics, Said reckons students will gain the confidence to challenge rather than accepting industry shibboleths.
Indeed, while the Law of Identity is sometimes reckoned as one of the three indemonstrable principles along with LNC and LEM (the Law of Excluded Middle, discussed in §2), Aristotle does not himself advocate this position.
Prof Maathai would not sacrifice her principles for her political career anyway, reckoned the Daily Nation.
